MISTRAS Group, a global leader in technology-enabled industrial asset integrity and laboratory testing solutions in Princeton Junction, announced several strategic leadership appointments that further strengthen the company’s governance, financial discipline and operational execution as it advances its long-term growth strategy.
The company has appointed Eileen Coggins as executive vice president, general counsel and corporate secretary; Istvan Bodo as vice president of working capital management; and Philip Resciniti as vice president of building and infrastructure.
“These appointments directly support our priorities around disciplined execution, strong governance and sustainable value creation,” said Natalia Shuman, president and chief executive officer of MISTRAS Group.
“Each of these leaders brings proven experience aligned with improving cash flow, managing risk and scaling operations in key growth markets.”
Coggins will oversee legal, compliance, governance and enterprise risk management. Her appointment reinforces the company’s focus on strong governance, regulatory discipline and effective risk oversight, as MISTRAS continues to operate across highly regulated global markets.
Bodo will be responsible for enterprise-wide initiatives to improve cash conversion, billing and collections efficiency and liquidity. Reporting to the chief financial officer, Bodo will drive improvements across order-to-cash and procure-to-pay processes to support margin performance and balance sheet strength.
Resciniti will focus on strategy, operational performance and growth across MISTRAS’ civil infrastructure, transportation and building services. His leadership will support the company’s expanding participation in long-duration infrastructure programs and public-sector investment cycles.
